Showcase of Teaching

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Table 1: List of technologies with corresponding pedagogical applications

Technology	Pedagogical applications
clickers (physical device) TopHat Monocle, Polleverywhere (online/cell phone)	keeping students engaged/awake getting feedback from students real-time evaluation/assessment quizzes real-time adjustment of content delivery
screencasts (pre-recorded or live recording) whole lecture (e.g., Camtasia) short segments (e.g., Jing, YouTube) webcasts (live recording/streaming)	students who miss class asynchronous teaching/learning review/study/reinforcement archiving flipping the classroom (preparation outside of lecture time) remote synchronous teaching
ApprenNet	providing expert feedback peer evaluation/feedback role playing student-created video responses (technology use)
Padlet.com (website)	brainstorming generating initial ideas about a concept
Skype, Facetime, etc. (projected on large screen)	live classroom discussion or presentation with national and international experts
Turnitin Assignments	detecting plagiarism facilitating peer review detecting grammar and punctuation errors
Blackboard Learn LMS	student access of course resources and technology
Smartboard	lack of student focus recording in-class work displaying various forms of media

Table 2: List of pedagogical issues with corresponding technologies

Pedagogical issue	Technology
keeping students engaged	clickers tablets mobile devices blogs, wikis, and journals
finding out what students know	clickers mobile devices online quizzes
students unprepared for class	screencasts clicker questions at start of class online quizzes before class
student reflection	blogs journals
students that need review or extra practice	screencasts online quizzes
students that need to meet remotely for group projects	online collaboration tools (Blackboard Collaborate, etc.)
students need help identifying possible instances of plagiarism	Turnitin Assignment